Everyone has the capacity for personal development but not everyone takes advantage of the opportunity. We are all a work in progress and the work is never done. There are always ways to improve and get better at how you approach your life and work.
George Bernard Shaw’s Leadership Lessons for CEOs Introduction George Bernard Shaw was an Irish playwright, critic, essayist, and social commentator who lived from 1856 to 1950. He wrote more than…
Pick Your Battles: Don’t Win the Argument and Lose the War One of the more important lessons I’ve learned in life and leadership is knowing when to pick your battles.…
Leaders who try to get the world to conform to a static view of reality only end up…
What you decide to focus your energy on is a choice. Even in the most difficult of situations…
Individual depth is never achieved through a strategy of situational breadth. Personal strength will always emanate from the…
How we finish is more important than how we start; strive to build consistent positive momentum and end…
Always make non-work time for yourself, even if it's in bits and pieces. Everyone should strive to be…
It’s important not just to be a “taker” in life. Being a “giver” is more important in the…
Encourage others to challenge your own thinking; don't ever think you "know it all" because you don't
Allow time for daily planning and reflection
Learn from your failures, otherwise they come back to haunt you
When you are wrong, admit it, knowingly jumping off a cliff is rarely courageous, but always dangerous…
Avoid emotional extremes, they exhaust those around you and weaken your credibility
Bring the decision you've been circling. The problem you haven't said out loud. The one you've been carrying alone.
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